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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1907

Page

2

Sermon Based On Kingdom Of Heaven Emphasizes True Righteousness

The sermon cites Matthew on the Kingdom of Heaven and true righteousness, urging that faith proves itself by actions not words. It contrasts Pharisaic ritual with moral living, warns against workers of iniquity, and calls for just dealings with others and love of God felt in daily life.

Atios Clyde Gant J. W. Cherry Heaven Jesus Christ Perithes Kingdom of Heaven God Friends of God

Columbia Cubs Defeat Lebanon 1–0 In Pitchers Duel

In a Riverside Park classic Wilkes and Meyers battled. Wilkes held Lebanon to two hits and fanned fourteen. Hopkins drove in the lone run in the fourth, scoring on Puppio's single after a stolen base and second on third. Time one hour fourteen minutes.

Riverside Park Columbia Cubs Lebanon Wilkes Meyers Hopkins Puppio Columbia Myers and Caruthers Flippin Allen

Growth of Alfalfa Too Rapid in Oklahoma Ad

In Uthrie Oklahoma a local alfalfa land dealer circulates an humorous advertisement arguing against too much alfalfa. The piece lists continuous crop cycles from May to November and mocks the burden of harvesting alfalfa all year. It ends urging buyers to let someone else enjoy an alfalfa farm.

Uthrie Okla Oklahoma

Dr. Thomas Electric Oil Instant Pain Relief

Advisory line promotes Dr Thomas electric oil for immediate pain relief and quick wound cure after minor injuries. It emphasizes preparedness and rapid soothing effect for cuts burns and bruises. The copy mirrors vintage patent medicine tone with claims of instant action.

Thomas

Noel Leading In The Runoff In Mississippi Gubernatorial Race

Memphis Tenn Aug 22 second primary for Democratic gubernatorial nomination held in Mississippi runoff between E F P Noel of Holmes County and Earl Brewer of Coahoma County. Weather conditions were good early returns from twenty towns show Noel leads by about 208 votes. turnout near the Vardaman Williams primary on Aug 1.

Memphis Tenn Missieaipp E. F P. Noel Holmes County Earl Brewer Coadams County Wood and Warls Mississippi Noel

Costs Due in Circuit Court Clerk Office Posted

Notice from Circuit Court Clerk A. J. Nichols dated Aug 24 1507 listing names of individuals with fees due and inviting them to call, receipt dockets and collect funds at the office. Names include Abernathy Alderson Andrews Bassham Baasham Brown Campbell Cantrell Cates Chaffin Collier Denton Embry Fitzgerald Forgey Frierson Gant Graff Grant Green Hale Harry Harlan Harmon Harris Harrison Haywood Hill Holt Howell Howell Hughes Jennings Jenkins Kennedy King Kinnard Lanier Linsley Lovell Massey Matthews Miller Mullens Murphy Murphy McAfee McBride McCandress McClure McEwen Nelson Nicholson Orr Pack Paul Peay Perry Redmomé Ricketts Ridley Ridley Ring Rosey Russell Scott Shofner Skelly Smith Smith Smith Smith Storey Swepson Taylor Thomas Wagstaff Ward Warren Williams.

Frank Abernathy Ody Alderson J. M. Andrews C. B. Bassham J. H. Baasham L. M. Baugus Henry Benner W. L. Brooks Anni Brown Ed Brown John Brown A. Campbell T. H. Cantrell Hd Cates Will Cates Cat Chaffin Sandy Clagger W. F. Collier Charles Denton W. F P. Embry W. le McBride W. H. McCandress Mack McClure George McEwen Jerry Nelson J. 4. Nelson Campbell Nicholson F. L. Nicholson Lewis Nicholson A. W Orr W. H. Pack Ollie Paul R. J Peay Willie Perry W. W. Powers Dora Ray Jim Ray Will Redmomé F. M. Ricketts Jess Ridley Julian

Kentucky Congressman Denies Tobacco War Allegations

Henderson Ky Aug 22 Congressman A O Stanley asserts no Kentucky tobacco war exists and many metropolitan reports are false. He claims to have evidence linking the Standard Oil Company to tobacco trust propaganda and says reporters are paid directly from Wall Street to distort news and pressure farmers.

Henderson A. O. Stanley Tobacco Trust Congress Ini Kentucky Stanley Standard of Company The Wall Street Tobacco Organization

Prodigal Bon Lesson Reveals Elder Brother’s Bitterness

A Sunday school teacher highlights the elder brother from the Prodigal Son tale, noting that while others rejoiced at the feast, one person felt bitterness. The question prompts children to identify the nonparticipant who resented the celebration, humorously answered as the fatted calf.

Forgiven Son of Nicaragua’s President Reunites With Bride

Alfonso Zelaya, son of Nicaragua’s president, has reconciled with his father after marrying Miss Stelle Baker of Washington. Zelaya, ex West Point leader, left the academy, faced parental wrath and funding cuts, but now travels home with his wife via Panama, headed to Nicaragua. A representative of the Nicaraguan Legation delivered the news in Washington.

New York Alfonso Zelaya Nicaragua Stelle Baker Washington Monangus Nicaranga Panama West Point Zelaya Miss Baker New Orleans Misa Baker Central America Livinhood Nicarauguan Legation

Will Not Draw A. D. C. Into Contest

Nashville dispatch reports Gen Tyler pressed Mrs M B Pilcher state president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy to reconsider action against Mrs Tyler. Mrs Pilcher says the dispute is personal and should not involve the Tennessee division and she will not take responsibility for bringing it into the state body.

Nashville Tenn Gen. Tyler Latham Tyler M. B. Pilcher United Daughters of the Confederacy

Closing Day at Franklin Fair in Winchester Tennessee

Closing day crowds crest 4 000 as Franklin County Fair wraps with ideal weather. Officials report total attendance between 15 000 and 20 000 and a net of 2 000 to 3 000 for the fall association. Racing results include 2 25 pace won by Eunice Mary Hamond Elsie Lord Strathberry and 2 30 trot with Lord Jay Gartas Dr Jack yielding 2 25 and 2 26 times.

Winchester Tenn Eunice Mary Hamond Elsie Lord Strathberry Lord Jay Gartas Dr. Jack Bazolotte George Banks Tom Banks Btratton Seers

Water Works Woes Prompt City Water Plant Upgrade

A 1907 letter to the Herald details water shortages at the city’s Water and Light Company. Plants idle from Aug 21 disrupts railroads, laundries, livery stables and daily contracts. Writer urges a duplicate pumping plant with two large pumps to ensure continuous service and reduce losses. The City Council is urged to compel upgrading.

Hiitor the Herald Mt. Pleasant Columbia Water and Light Company

Do You Want Gasoline Engine Myers Pimp Stock Tank

Do you want gasoline engine and equipment options from Myers Pimp stock tank and Hoosier wheat drill Imperial disc harrow Imperial smoothing harrow Imperial land roller feed crusher tornado cutter B A Satterfield Co. dtues defrid the wat.

Imperial

Panama Canal Work Could Save Year On Completion

A Congressional committee will inspect Panama Canal cost estimates for the 1909 fiscal year and may travel to the Isthmus. Representative Jos. A. Tawney advocates the trip to preclear misunderstandings about funding. Col. Goethals says rapid progress could save a year, with potential legislation allowing work beyond current appropriations. The group departs New York November 6 and returns for Congress in December.

Washington Panama Canal Taft Jos. A. Tawney Minnesota Appropriations Committee Col. Goethals Congres New York Congress

Hoosier Wheat Drills For Sale By B A Satterfield

Hoosier wheat drills offered by B A Satterfield under the banner Old reliable equipment advertised as none better. Prospective buyers urged to try on and purchase.

Full Blooded Indian Seeks Civil War Pension

Jackson Mish Aug 2. Tubbee, a full blooded Indian and one of the last of his race, filed a pension application with the state for service with the Confederate army during the Civil War. Morrow believes there is little doubt the pension will be allowed, seen as possibly the first case of an Indian in the state drawing a pension. Tubbee served and endured hardship through the war.

Jackson Mish Tubbee L" Morrow

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Flore Egypt Oklahoma Farmers Plaint A. J Gov Nichols Circuit Court Young Zelaya Franklin Fair Phoenix National Bank Joke L. Huton H. O. Fulton W. A. Dale Mauf Capital LUS C. Barrow J. A. Edwards R. L. McKinney Kim Andrews P. Dalton J. F. Steckard Il Bank Resourcer Yar Church Geo. T. Hughes Webb Ridley W. V. Thompean A. Parker Cashier Farmers & Mechants Bank B. A. Satterfield & Co Congressional Isthmus
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